Uber Technologies, Inc. is a global technology platform that facilitates the movement of people and goods through a massive network of independent providers and consumers. The company leverages proprietary marketplace, routing, and payment technologies to power ridesharing, delivery services, and freight logistics across more than 70 countries. Its core value proposition centers on platform synergies that increase network liquidity and consumer engagement through a unified ecosystem.
Based on Q1 2026 filing
Connects consumers with various transportation modalities including ridesharing, carsharing, rentals, and public transit. This segment is a primary revenue driver and leverages global scale to provide high reliability for riders and earnings opportunities for drivers.
Uber Mobility, Uber Journey Ads, Uber One
Individual Riders, Public Transit Networks, Corporate Clients
Enables consumers to discover and order from local merchants, including restaurants, grocers, and retailers. It includes a white-label delivery-as-a-service offering for businesses and serves as a major entry point for new consumers to the Uber platform.
Uber Eats, Uber Direct, Grocery & Retail, Uber One
Eaters, Restaurants, Grocers, Retailers
A digital marketplace that connects shippers with carriers to automate and accelerate logistics transactions. It provides transparent pricing and end-to-end visibility for shipments ranging from small businesses to global enterprises.
Uber Freight, Transportation Management Systems
Shippers, Carriers, Small- and Medium-sized Businesses, Global Enterprises
A leading global platform with significant network effects and technical scale, competing against both specialized local players and diversified global technology firms.
United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific
B2C (Consumers), B2B (Merchants and Shippers), Gig Economy Workers
Cloud Infrastructure Providers, Mapping and GPS Data Providers, Payment Processors, Independent Drivers and Couriers
Individual Consumers, Restaurants and Merchants, Enterprise Shippers, Advertising Brands
DoorDash
DASH
Primary delivery competitor in the U.S.
C.H. Robinson Worldwide
CHRW
Global freight brokerage competitor
Amazon
AMZN
Competitor in delivery and autonomous technology via Zoox
Tesla, Inc.
TSLA
Autonomous vehicle and mobility competitor
Maplebear Inc.
CART
Grocery delivery competitor
Lyft, Inc.
LYFT
Direct ridesharing competitor in North America
Alphabet Inc.
GOOGL
Competitor in autonomous technology via Waymo
Arizona State University
Educational partner providing tuition coverage for eligible drivers
International Transport Workers’ Federation
Global labor federation partner for driver rights collaboration
Unión General de Trabajadores
Spanish labor union partner for improving platform worker conditions
Alphabet Inc.
GOOGL
Autonomous vehicle technology partner and competitor
Uber Payments B.V.
Licensed electronic money institution in the Netherlands
Common questions about Uber Technologies
Uber Technologies, Inc. is a global technology platform that facilitates the movement of people and goods through a massive network of independent providers and consumers. The company leverages proprietary marketplace, routing, and payment technologies to power ridesharing, delivery services, and freight logistics across more than 70 countries. Its core value proposition centers on platform synergies that increase network liquidity and consumer engagement through a unified ecosystem.
Uber Technologies (UBER) has a market capitalization of $146.20B and trades on NYSE.
Uber Technologies generated $53.7B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $8.5B, representing a net margin of 15.9%. Gross margin stands at 41.0%, with free cash flow of $9.8B. These figures are based on the Q1 2026 filing.
Uber Technologies's key competitors include DoorDash, C.H. Robinson, Amazon, and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
Uber Technologies has approximately 30,700 employees.